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The magician unlinks the rings by twisting them in a specific way that passes one through the gap of the key ring without the audience noticing.

By linking the rings without the typical crashing sound, the magician presents a more subtle and magical appearance of linking.

A ring is dropped onto another, and gravity helps to create the illusion of a link as the falling ring passes through the gap of the stationary ring.

The magician subtly introduces a 'key ring', which has a small gap that allows other rings to be linked or unlinked when performing the trick.

A spectator is invited to pull or twist the rings, which then link or unlink, giving the illusion that they are executing the move without knowledge of the gap.

By spinning the rings rapidly, the magician makes use of centripetal force to unlink the rings, pushing one through the gap of the other.

By 'crashing' two rings together, the magician makes it appear as if the rings link magically at the point of impact.

Multiple rings are linked together to form a chain, typically making use of a key ring without revealing the method to the audience.

The magician creates the illusion of unlinking the rings visibly while concealing the exact moment the rings pass through the gap.